Built by the Jesuits in 1716, in a Talavera-style Baroque, it is considered one of the most beautiful facades in the city. 

The interior of the temple has a Latin cross-shaped floor plan, and only a few remnants of its choir remain.

Currently, the building is used as a gallery for various cultural events such as exhibitions and conferences.

In the annexed convent, there is the Campeche Museum, which houses exhibitions and cultural activities.